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One Word ~ 2014

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This graphic has lots of words, but they are all components of my ONE word for 2014 …. Steadfast.

I want to be faithful in my time with the Lord.
I want to be committed to growing the strength of my marriage.
I want to remain dependable to my children.
I want to be trustworthy to my friends.
I want to be reliable to those whom I have made commitments.
I want to help make steady progress in our becoming debt free.
I want to be devoted to fulfilling my savings plans.
I want to be a staunch devotee to exercising, eating healthy, and taking care of my body.
I want to be a true visionary in all of the atmospheres where I teach.
I want to produce solid reviews for the Schoolhouse Review Crew.
I want to keep God as a constant companion and confidante.
I want to be loyal to my call to teach my children and give it all I have each day.


Steadfast.


Word for 2014
Linking up at the Schoolhouse Review Crew Blog.

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  1. Lexie Loo, Lily, Liam & Dylan TooDecember 31, 2013 at 2:38 PM

    Happy New Year, my friend! I hope 2014 is good to you and your family!

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  2. StephDecember 31, 2013 at 2:55 PM

    That is an excellent word choice, and one that I am sure you will be successful with in 2014. Your posts yesterday and today have inspired me to choose a word for myself, too. I am still deciding on it, or I would share it now. The honesty and genuineness of your blog is so refreshing. Happy 2014! :)

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